Check out a video package by The Bell and KLHS's Delaney Tarpley about the shelter.
Some nuzzle right up to visitors, burrowing their nose against hands, waiting for affection and love. Others...
It’s that time of year again. The school year is almost halfway over and winter break creeps closer and closer. Walking into advisory, you see the new class registration form and feel a sense of dread....
Biology Teacher and Head Girls Tennis Coach Pamela Koch
Last Perfect Day Off
The last day of summer: a long bike ride, a nap and not going to work.
Last Moment of Bliss
Every weekend I think...
It’s likely you’ve seen senior Brynn Baymiller covered with sequins, dancing with the Sapphires, but there is more about her than what meets the eye.
She has been dancing since she was two and competing...
Several nurses stand at the front of the room, all with the same title but with different jobs. They present information about their careers and what it takes to go into their specific medical field while...
Junior Faraz Pervaiz doesn’t let anything stop him from doing the most for himself and the people around him.
For some students, it can be difficult to find their passion and leave a lasting affect,...
Imagine the Color Guard’s bright flags twirling through the air as the drumline maintains a steady beat to guide the instruments. All of this, but in a competition setting, describes the high school's...
Although it was a late night, the atmosphere in the fieldhouse was electrifying. Sophomore Natalie Adams’ club basketball team was down six points to a club from Wichita.
The sound of squeaking shoes...
As the lights come up and the curtains open, Evan Marley stands center stage ready to perform his favorite production, “Singing In the Rain.”
The feeling of anticipation and eagerness to perform...
The classroom is filled with patient smiles. All around, the noises of crinkling tissue paper intermingle with small phrases of Spanish. High schoolers guide small hands to make colorful crafts, while...
